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They currently have XXXXXXXXX followers and XX posts still getting attention that total XXXXXXXXX engagements in the last XX hours. ### Engagements: XXXXXXXXX [#](/creator/twitter::97040343/interactions)  - X Week XXXXXXXXX -XX% - X Month XXXXXXXXX +415% - X Months XXXXXXXXXX +19% - X Year XXXXXXXXXX -XX% ### Mentions: XX [#](/creator/twitter::97040343/posts_active)  - X Months XXX -XX% - X Year XXX -XX% ### Followers: XXXXXXXXX [#](/creator/twitter::97040343/followers)  - X Week XXXXXXXXX +0.13% - X Month XXXXXXXXX +0.69% - X Months XXXXXXXXX -XXXX% - X Year XXXXXXXXX -XXXX% ### CreatorRank: XXXXX [#](/creator/twitter::97040343/influencer_rank)  ### Social Influence [#](/creator/twitter::97040343/influence) --- **Social category influence** [countries](/list/countries) #685 [celebrities](/list/celebrities) XXXX% [musicians](/list/musicians) XXXX% **Social topic influence** [chile](/topic/chile) #1, [vacations](/topic/vacations) 2.44%, [chips](/topic/chips) 2.44%, [puff](/topic/puff) 2.44%, [canada](/topic/canada) 2.44%, [beyonc](/topic/beyonc) 2.44%, [eminem](/topic/eminem) 2.44%, [olivia rodrigo](/topic/olivia-rodrigo) 2.44%, [olivia](/topic/olivia) 2.44%, [fave](/topic/fave) XXXX% **Top accounts mentioned or mentioned by** [@grok](/creator/undefined) [@xan1097](/creator/undefined) [@lucaspeerman](/creator/undefined) [@tweetsandsours](/creator/undefined) [@kimberleereigns](/creator/undefined) [@kntrycoco](/creator/undefined) [@notbadgers](/creator/undefined) [@cmastrocola](/creator/undefined) [@fbijasonduval](/creator/undefined) [@eronelnosnhoj](/creator/undefined) [@ladiieshotta](/creator/undefined) [@phenomenaljnr](/creator/undefined) [@ricktaitorship](/creator/undefined) [@hallmarkchannel](/creator/undefined) [@netflix](/creator/undefined) [@belsizois](/creator/undefined) [@zaleskiluke](/creator/undefined) [@bertmussen](/creator/undefined) [@intestinalbookw](/creator/undefined) [@jpopelish](/creator/undefined) ### Top Social Posts [#](/creator/twitter::97040343/posts) --- Top posts by engagements in the last XX hours "Some words go together like jelly and peanut butter wait that sounds super weird. A pair of words that is used in a fixed order in an idiomatic expression is called an irreversible binomial. Peanut butter and jelly is an example of an irreversible binomial. 🧵"  [@MerriamWebster](/creator/x/MerriamWebster) on [X](/post/tweet/1945529830600016254) 2025-07-16 17:03:52 UTC 1M followers, 779.3K engagements "Hello was simpler than some other greetings such as Do I get you and Are you there The word spread along with the telephone although Alexander Graham Bell preferred to answer his invention with Ahoy"  [@MerriamWebster](/creator/x/MerriamWebster) on [X](/post/tweet/1944749118410150151) 2025-07-14 13:21:36 UTC 1M followers, 14.8K engagements "There are two common pronunciation variants both of which are currently considered correct: NICH (rhymes with pitch) NEESH (rhymes with sheesh) NICH is the more common one and the older of the two pronunciations. We realize either can feel like a niche pronunciation"  [@MerriamWebster](/creator/x/MerriamWebster) on [X](/post/tweet/1797984625186463780) 2024-06-04 13:31:54 UTC 1M followers, 277.5K engagements "@LucasPeerman We have both 'chile' and 'chili' as acceptable. There is no chili meat/beans emoji so that's why we used it"  [@MerriamWebster](/creator/x/MerriamWebster) on [X](/post/tweet/1945479167039967584) 2025-07-16 13:42:33 UTC 1M followers, XX engagements "These are your words of the week vigil liaison trumpery grok Tyrannosaurus rex fartlek"  [@MerriamWebster](/creator/x/MerriamWebster) on [X](/post/tweet/1943736750846755269) 2025-07-11 18:18:48 UTC 1M followers, 21.2K engagements "Irreversible Binomials that Rhyme - run and gun - meet and greet - fair and square - huff and puff - chips and dip - walk and talk"  [@MerriamWebster](/creator/x/MerriamWebster) on [X](/post/tweet/1945530298491429045) 2025-07-16 17:05:44 UTC 1M followers, 36.7K engagements "We once made a dictionary with a built-in stand"  [@MerriamWebster](/creator/x/MerriamWebster) on [X](/post/tweet/1943325891901186313) 2025-07-10 15:06:12 UTC 1M followers, 374.3K engagements "Sometimes we see irreversible TRInomials - animal vegetable mineral - ear nose throat - hop skip and jump - red white and blue We also do this with people/characters - Lewis and Clark - Cain and Abel - Bonnie and Clyde We hope you enjoyed this sweet and short thread"  [@MerriamWebster](/creator/x/MerriamWebster) on [X](/post/tweet/1945530934872174785) 2025-07-16 17:08:15 UTC 1M followers, 45.6K engagements "'Gray' is more frequent in America. 'Grey' is more frequent in Canada the U.K. etc"  [@MerriamWebster](/creator/x/MerriamWebster) on [X](/post/tweet/1942270555660451907) 2025-07-07 17:12:40 UTC 1M followers, 61.8K engagements "The word stan comes from the Eminem song "Stan" which is about one of his obsessed fans. What if Eminem named the fan Dennis We could be saying I dennis Beyonce"  [@MerriamWebster](/creator/x/MerriamWebster) on [X](/post/tweet/1942646025258238000) 2025-07-08 18:04:39 UTC 1M followers, 5.3M engagements "bridge noun a passage linking two sections of a composition What is the absolute greatest bridge in a song and why is it "drivers license" by Olivia Rodrigo"  [@MerriamWebster](/creator/x/MerriamWebster) on [X](/post/tweet/1943685425140204005) 2025-07-11 14:54:51 UTC 1M followers, 24.7K engagements "What's a word that does NOT mean what you first thought it meant We've all been there"  [@MerriamWebster](/creator/x/MerriamWebster) on [X](/post/tweet/1925915297824854480) 2025-05-23 14:02:43 UTC 1M followers, 605.4K engagements "Hey ding-dongs lets have a chit-chat about Ablaut reduplication. If you have three words the order usually goes 'I-A-O.' tic-tac-toe If there are only two words I is the first and the second is either A or O. click-clack King-Kong"  [@MerriamWebster](/creator/x/MerriamWebster) on [X](/post/tweet/1656357171058315264) 2023-05-10 17:54:57 UTC 1M followers, 712.8K engagements "chilly = 🥶 chili = 🌶 Chile = Chilli = 💃🏾🎤🚫🧽"  [@MerriamWebster](/creator/x/MerriamWebster) on [X](/post/tweet/1945136626163732881) 2025-07-15 15:01:25 UTC 1M followers, 1.3M engagements "(sighs) Both 'chile' and 'chili' are acceptable for the pepper and there isn't a chili (meat/beans) emoji. Can everyone chillax"  [@MerriamWebster](/creator/x/MerriamWebster) on [X](/post/tweet/1945543000932634842) 2025-07-16 17:56:12 UTC 1M followers, 38.7K engagements "We would unironically watch every episode of this game show"  [@MerriamWebster](/creator/x/MerriamWebster) on [X](/post/tweet/1945471444592279685) 2025-07-16 13:11:52 UTC 1M followers, 178.2K engagements "slop noun unwanted and unasked for AI-generated content"  [@MerriamWebster](/creator/x/MerriamWebster) on [X](/post/tweet/1940770429339422853) 2025-07-03 13:51:42 UTC 1M followers, 123.5K engagements "Irreversible Binomials w/ Alliteration - rock and roll - sticks and stones - the birds and the bees - dine and dash - mix and match - wet and wild - dos and donts"  [@MerriamWebster](/creator/x/MerriamWebster) on [X](/post/tweet/1945530061047668739) 2025-07-16 17:04:47 UTC 1M followers, 39.5K engagements "It is perfectly acceptable to begin a sentence with and. And its equally acceptable to begin a sentence with but or or"  [@MerriamWebster](/creator/x/MerriamWebster) on [X](/post/tweet/1937143430817210442) 2025-06-23 13:39:18 UTC 1M followers, 634.6K engagements "To whoever wrote in asking us about the lyrics Baby I compare you to a kiss from a rose on the grey we also dont know what it means"  [@MerriamWebster](/creator/x/MerriamWebster) on [X](/post/tweet/1940048968534126876) 2025-07-01 14:04:53 UTC 1M followers, 169.9K engagements "lay = to place something down flat lie = to be in a flat position on a surface These two are already confusing and to top it all off lay is the past tense of lie and laid is the past tense of lay. So let's show each other some grace"  [@MerriamWebster](/creator/x/MerriamWebster) on [X](/post/tweet/1783864236134838485) 2024-04-26 14:22:31 UTC 1M followers, 111.1K engagements "If YOU were in charge of the English language for a day what is one thing you would absolutely change"  [@MerriamWebster](/creator/x/MerriamWebster) on [X](/post/tweet/1944825830380576772) 2025-07-14 18:26:25 UTC 1M followers, 208.6K engagements
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@MerriamWebster Merriam-Webster
Merriam-Webster posts on X about chile, vacations, chips, puff the most. They currently have XXXXXXXXX followers and XX posts still getting attention that total XXXXXXXXX engagements in the last XX hours.
Engagements: XXXXXXXXX #
- X Week XXXXXXXXX -XX%
- X Month XXXXXXXXX +415%
- X Months XXXXXXXXXX +19%
- X Year XXXXXXXXXX -XX%
Mentions: XX #
- X Months XXX -XX%
- X Year XXX -XX%
Followers: XXXXXXXXX #
- X Week XXXXXXXXX +0.13%
- X Month XXXXXXXXX +0.69%
- X Months XXXXXXXXX -XXXX%
- X Year XXXXXXXXX -XXXX%
CreatorRank: XXXXX #
Social Influence #
Social category influence countries #685 celebrities XXXX% musicians XXXX%
Social topic influence chile #1, vacations 2.44%, chips 2.44%, puff 2.44%, canada 2.44%, beyonc 2.44%, eminem 2.44%, olivia rodrigo 2.44%, olivia 2.44%, fave XXXX%
Top accounts mentioned or mentioned by @grok @xan1097 @lucaspeerman @tweetsandsours @kimberleereigns @kntrycoco @notbadgers @cmastrocola @fbijasonduval @eronelnosnhoj @ladiieshotta @phenomenaljnr @ricktaitorship @hallmarkchannel @netflix @belsizois @zaleskiluke @bertmussen @intestinalbookw @jpopelish
Top Social Posts #
Top posts by engagements in the last XX hours
"Some words go together like jelly and peanut butter wait that sounds super weird. A pair of words that is used in a fixed order in an idiomatic expression is called an irreversible binomial. Peanut butter and jelly is an example of an irreversible binomial. 🧵"
@MerriamWebster on X 2025-07-16 17:03:52 UTC 1M followers, 779.3K engagements
"Hello was simpler than some other greetings such as Do I get you and Are you there The word spread along with the telephone although Alexander Graham Bell preferred to answer his invention with Ahoy" @MerriamWebster on X 2025-07-14 13:21:36 UTC 1M followers, 14.8K engagements
"There are two common pronunciation variants both of which are currently considered correct: NICH (rhymes with pitch) NEESH (rhymes with sheesh) NICH is the more common one and the older of the two pronunciations. We realize either can feel like a niche pronunciation" @MerriamWebster on X 2024-06-04 13:31:54 UTC 1M followers, 277.5K engagements
"@LucasPeerman We have both 'chile' and 'chili' as acceptable. There is no chili meat/beans emoji so that's why we used it" @MerriamWebster on X 2025-07-16 13:42:33 UTC 1M followers, XX engagements
"These are your words of the week vigil liaison trumpery grok Tyrannosaurus rex fartlek" @MerriamWebster on X 2025-07-11 18:18:48 UTC 1M followers, 21.2K engagements
"Irreversible Binomials that Rhyme - run and gun - meet and greet - fair and square - huff and puff - chips and dip - walk and talk" @MerriamWebster on X 2025-07-16 17:05:44 UTC 1M followers, 36.7K engagements
"We once made a dictionary with a built-in stand" @MerriamWebster on X 2025-07-10 15:06:12 UTC 1M followers, 374.3K engagements
"Sometimes we see irreversible TRInomials - animal vegetable mineral - ear nose throat - hop skip and jump - red white and blue We also do this with people/characters - Lewis and Clark - Cain and Abel - Bonnie and Clyde We hope you enjoyed this sweet and short thread" @MerriamWebster on X 2025-07-16 17:08:15 UTC 1M followers, 45.6K engagements
"'Gray' is more frequent in America. 'Grey' is more frequent in Canada the U.K. etc" @MerriamWebster on X 2025-07-07 17:12:40 UTC 1M followers, 61.8K engagements
"The word stan comes from the Eminem song "Stan" which is about one of his obsessed fans. What if Eminem named the fan Dennis We could be saying I dennis Beyonce" @MerriamWebster on X 2025-07-08 18:04:39 UTC 1M followers, 5.3M engagements
"bridge noun a passage linking two sections of a composition What is the absolute greatest bridge in a song and why is it "drivers license" by Olivia Rodrigo" @MerriamWebster on X 2025-07-11 14:54:51 UTC 1M followers, 24.7K engagements
"What's a word that does NOT mean what you first thought it meant We've all been there" @MerriamWebster on X 2025-05-23 14:02:43 UTC 1M followers, 605.4K engagements
"Hey ding-dongs lets have a chit-chat about Ablaut reduplication. If you have three words the order usually goes 'I-A-O.' tic-tac-toe If there are only two words I is the first and the second is either A or O. click-clack King-Kong" @MerriamWebster on X 2023-05-10 17:54:57 UTC 1M followers, 712.8K engagements
"chilly = 🥶 chili = 🌶 Chile = Chilli = 💃🏾🎤🚫🧽" @MerriamWebster on X 2025-07-15 15:01:25 UTC 1M followers, 1.3M engagements
"(sighs) Both 'chile' and 'chili' are acceptable for the pepper and there isn't a chili (meat/beans) emoji. Can everyone chillax" @MerriamWebster on X 2025-07-16 17:56:12 UTC 1M followers, 38.7K engagements
"We would unironically watch every episode of this game show" @MerriamWebster on X 2025-07-16 13:11:52 UTC 1M followers, 178.2K engagements
"slop noun unwanted and unasked for AI-generated content" @MerriamWebster on X 2025-07-03 13:51:42 UTC 1M followers, 123.5K engagements
"Irreversible Binomials w/ Alliteration - rock and roll - sticks and stones - the birds and the bees - dine and dash - mix and match - wet and wild - dos and donts" @MerriamWebster on X 2025-07-16 17:04:47 UTC 1M followers, 39.5K engagements
"It is perfectly acceptable to begin a sentence with and. And its equally acceptable to begin a sentence with but or or" @MerriamWebster on X 2025-06-23 13:39:18 UTC 1M followers, 634.6K engagements
"To whoever wrote in asking us about the lyrics Baby I compare you to a kiss from a rose on the grey we also dont know what it means" @MerriamWebster on X 2025-07-01 14:04:53 UTC 1M followers, 169.9K engagements
"lay = to place something down flat lie = to be in a flat position on a surface These two are already confusing and to top it all off lay is the past tense of lie and laid is the past tense of lay. So let's show each other some grace" @MerriamWebster on X 2024-04-26 14:22:31 UTC 1M followers, 111.1K engagements
"If YOU were in charge of the English language for a day what is one thing you would absolutely change" @MerriamWebster on X 2025-07-14 18:26:25 UTC 1M followers, 208.6K engagements